Fien Black Floater Leather Women's Sneaker

Shoe Care Guide for Different Leather Types
Each type of shoe requires specific care to maintain its quality and longevity. Leather, suede, patent leather, and nubuck all have unique characteristics that need special attention. By following the right maintenance routine, you can keep your shoes in top condition while ensuring foot health. You can also check out our shoe care products for the best maintenance solutions.

Leather Shoe Care
Leather shoes have a breathable, porous structure that should not be damaged by improper care. Using the wrong products can clog the pores, preventing airflow and causing odor.

Wipe your leather shoes with a clean, damp cloth after each use to remove dust and dirt.
Avoid polishing sprays and sponges that can damage the natural structure of the leather.
Use a leather brush to nourish and enhance the shine of the leather.
Avoid chemical-heavy cleaners as they may provide short-term results but will degrade the leather over time.
ILVI shoes are made from 100% genuine leather, ensuring durability and long-lasting wear with proper care.

Suede Shoe Care
Suede shoes are more delicate than standard leather and tend to absorb stains easily. Improper care can cause irreversible damage.

Use a suede brush or suede eraser for daily maintenance.
To remove scratches or scuffs, gently brush the suede surface without applying excessive pressure, as too much force may cause discoloration.
Avoid wearing suede shoes in rainy or muddy conditions, as water can leave permanent marks.
Never use water or wet wipes on suede shoes—always clean them with a dry suede brush.

Patent Leather Shoe Care
Patent leather shoes are among the easiest to maintain, thanks to their glossy surface. However, they are more prone to scratches and scuff marks.

Clean patent leather shoes with a damp cloth to remove dirt and dust.
Use patent leather polish to restore shine and conceal minor scratches.
Patent leather shoes are waterproof, but they are sensitive to scratches, so handle them with care.
Regularly wipe them with a soft cloth to maintain their glossy finish.

Nubuck Shoe Care
Nubuck is often mistaken for suede, but it is even more delicate. Therefore, suede care methods should not be applied to nubuck shoes.

Use a nubuck brush to gently remove dust and dirt.
Never clean nubuck shoes with water or a wet cloth, as moisture can leave stains.
Avoid wearing nubuck shoes in rainy or snowy weather, as these conditions can cause the material to wear out quickly.
If you wear nubuck shoes in winter, indoor settings are preferable to extend their lifespan.